Pros: Overall Quality, Durability, Carry Position
Cons: None
Much more secure
Much better replacement to the stock holster clips. Secure and tight on belt. Wish a thinner version existed but very well crafted. Highly recommend!
Reviews and Ratings for Benchmade Large Blade-Tech Tek-Lok for Kydex Sheaths - 981609F
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Customer Reviews
88Blades
NCApr 24, 2018
Mike
UTJun 14, 2011
Pros: Overall Quality, Durability, Carry Position
Cons: None
Loved it
Item fit great on my Knife sheath and has a lock built in so the Perma-Clip is unusable and not needed
Rob A
nashville ncMay 07, 2013
Pros: Overall Quality, Durability, Carry Position
Cons: None
I use this to carry a larger knife horizontally
Hamset
yqKyFxerxWApr 14, 2012
Pros: None
Cons: None
Hamset
Sent my Benchmade/Bali-Song Mini AFCK with half serrated blade back to the fatocry for sharpening (actually, handed it to one of the techs at the Benchmade booth at SHOT). Got it in '96, IIRC. New, it was scary sharp. EVERYONE who touched the blade ended up bleeding. It would seem that the fatocry can no longer duplicate that, as it came back with a normal type of sharpness. What is annoying is that they reassembled it back to the original right-handed clip position, discarding my custom length button head screws needed to mount it for left-handed carry.All my carry knives are modified for improved access for left thumb opening. Basically copying as close as possible the right-handed thumb cut-out.My heavy use knife is a CRKT Point Guard, carried for right hand access. Got it for cutting away bumper covers of crashed cars, so they could be driven. Slightly shorter now, as the tip broke off when I tried to straighten it when bent. Don't remember bending it. Half serrated.Got a cheapy little Barracuda half-serrated liner lock that lives in one pocket. For opening food containers, or other light-duty use.Leatherman Micra lives in the other pocket. Very sharp blade. Needs two hands to deploy. Only straight blade I currently carry.Have one of those Swiss+Tech Utili-Key tools on my key ring. It is a half-serrated blade. Can't remember it being used. Back up back up blade, I guess.I have decided I will not be acquiring any more half-serrated blades for future use. Maybe if I find one with the serrations at the tip end. I have decided they are not very useful. They just get in the way of most uses for a knife. The true value of serrations is to keep a sharp cutting edge after running the blade against a surface that would dull/damage a normal edge. That is a very narrow job description for a general use knife. Essentially, that is a steak knife job. Which these can't even do, with that saw edge at the handle end of the blade.In conclusion, I would say the real purpose of them is to look intimidating, which is why you weren't allowed to fly with them back before 9/11.
Don
WashingtonJul 15, 2015
Pros: Overall Quality, Durability, Carry Position
Cons: None
Tek Lok
This Tek Lok serves the purpose I intended it too. It allows me to carry my boot knife horizontally on my belt. If whatever you are trying to mount has holes in it, this should do the trick. The only downside for me was that the supplied screws were a bit large to fit the sheath I intended to mount the tek lok to. I needed to use smaller diameter screws. Other than that, it is good to go.